[300] I have 5 of these in my house and I really like them. I have replaced a variety of previous generations and these are much faster. They are all connected via 2.5ghz ethernet and an Unifi switch that supports 2.5ghz ethernet.
I use the stand on 4 of the, and one is wall mounted.

[22 W] This is my first U7 pro. I've used UI equipment for 5+ years. The U7 is noticably more robust. Speed tests are about 10%-20% faster that U6 Pro. (Unscientific!) Installation is as easy as all the other AC Pro models. No issues or complaints.

[1.71 lb] WiFi 7 ubiqui is great

[24] As the IT Director of our organization, I am thrilled to share my experience with the Ubiquiti Networks UniFi U7 Pro Wall Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Access Point. This device has truly transformed our network infrastructure.

Firstly, the performance is outstanding. The tri-band functionality ensures that all our devices receive optimal speeds, even during peak usage times. The Wi-Fi 7 standard has significantly boosted our overall network capacity and reduced latency, making high-demand applications run smoothly.

The installation process was straightforward and hassle-free. The UniFi Controller software is intuitive, providing a comprehensive suite of tools for monitoring and managing our network. The access point's sleek, wall-mounted design seamlessly blends into our office environment, saving space and maintaining a professional look.

Moreover, the coverage and reliability of the U7 Pro are exceptional. We've seen a noticeable improvement in signal strength and stability across our entire office, which has greatly enhanced productivity and collaboration among our team members.

In summary, the Ubiquiti Networks UniFi U7 Pro Wall Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Access Point is a stellar addition to our network infrastructure. Its performance, ease of use, and design make it a top choice for any organization looking to upgrade their wireless capabilities. I highly recommend it.

[Access Point] Fast speed and easy to install!

[Access Point] Easy setup really like the Ubiquity system.

[Access Point] I’ve been using the Ubiquiti U7 Pro Wall Access Point for a while now, and it has truly impressed me in various aspects. The sleek design, especially when paired with the Wall Paintable Flush Mount, makes it barely noticeable on the wall, blending seamlessly with the home décor.

Design and Build Quality:
The U7 Pro Wall Access Point is exceptionally well-made. It exudes quality, not just in appearance but also in its robust construction. Ubiquiti has consistently delivered products with a high build standard, and this access point is no exception.

Performance:
The WiFi signal throughout my home is strong and reliable, thanks to this access point. It provides excellent coverage, ensuring that every corner of the house has a stable connection. This is particularly impressive given its sleek and unobtrusive design.

Ease of Installation:
One of the standout features of the U7 Pro Wall Access Point is its ease of installation. It is mostly plug-and-play, which made the setup process straightforward and hassle-free. Even for someone who might not be a networking expert, getting this device up and running is a breeze.

Overall Experience with Ubiquiti Products:
My overall experience with Ubiquiti products has been nothing short of fantastic. From the cameras to the console, switches, and the NVR, every single product is built with quality and user experience in mind. The U7 Pro Wall Access Point is a testament to Ubiquiti’s commitment to delivering high-quality networking solutions.

Conclusion:
I couldn’t be happier with the Ubiquiti U7 Pro Wall Access Point. It combines elegant design, robust performance, and ease of installation into one impressive package. It has significantly enhanced the WiFi coverage in my home, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality access point that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

[24] I thought it was dead on arrival until I educated myself on PoE standards. I had 24V pass thru switch and this needs a 48V switch. I upgraded and once connected, it was adopted and configured in 30m including: upgrade, configuring networks, configuring WiFi channels. I probably don’t need a WAP such as this, but it is nice to potentially future proof my house if WiFi 7 becomes a thing.

[Access Point] If you're planning on purchasing a U7 Pro for the 6Ghz radio, be aware that's it's incredibly fast (1Gbps!) but has trouble penetrating glass, let alone drywall / concrete. With just one drywall wall between myself and the access point, signal strength drops considerably, and the client will either roam to another Access Point or drop to the 5Ghz band. This is a symptom of physics, not the U7 Pro.

Just keep the above in mind until you're using clients that actually support Wi-Fi 7, which means they can connect to the 6Ghz band and the 5Ghz band at the same time.